Roundup: KIPP volleyball shuts down Salem Academy

The KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate volleyball team brought down Salem Academy in three straight sets, 25-23, 26-24, 25-20, Monday at Salem.Pleilerkay Gaye was the driving force for the Panthers with strong net play and a solid passing game. The effort earned her Player of the Game honors.In the first set, Shi Bohannon and Mikayla Collins were very effective from the serving line, bringing their team back from a 12-22 deficit.?Overall, the girls came together as a team and had a lot of fun on the court,” KIPP coach Lauren Estebanell said.Masconomet 3, Fenwick 1At Masco, senior captain Madison Camelo (9 kills, 8 blocks) played well for the Crusaders (9-4). Masco won the first set, 25-17. Fenwick took the second one, 25-23, but the Chieftains took the next two, 25-14, 25-18.St. Mary?s 3, Matignon 1At St. Mary?s, the Spartans (6-6) won 25-17, 13-25, 25-23, 25-15. Dakota McMahon led the attack with 18 service points and four aces. Jess Martiniello had an overall excellent game with great passing and some key digs.?She kept us in it in the back row,” coach Erin Menard said.PMA 3, Tech 0At Methuen, the Tigers (1-6) lost 15-25, 12-25, 15-25 despite strong efforts by Yennifer Rodriguez at center front and Pamela Tavares at center back.Ham-Wen 3, Marblehead 1At Hamilton-Wenham, the Magicians (9-3) lost 25-15, 12-25, 23-25, 15-25. Jenny Norcross led the team with eight kills, Hannah Cohen had 16 digs, and Abby Settelmeyer had 2 kills and 4 blocks. FIELD HOCKEYMedfield 3, Fenwick 0At Bishop Fenwick, the Crusaders (2-6-3) had a tough time getting it going offensively. Maggie O?Connor played well in the midfield in the loss.Marblehead 3, Gloucester 1At Marblehead, the Magicians (9-1-2) qualified for the state tournament. Annika Krug had two of the goals with Hannah Fobert picking up the assists. Hadley Woodfin accounted for the other with the assist to Olivia DaRocha. Piper Newhall and Abby Dimare played well for Marblehead.Beverly 6, Peabody 0At Beverly, Sara Evangelista was a bright spot for the Tanners with her solid play at halfback. Peabody (4-4-3) trailed 1-0 at the half, but Beverly scored four goals in a matter of seven minutes early in the second half to put the game out of reach.